Sauna, hammam, cedar barrel in Chateau Spa&Resort

Hamam (Turkish bath) - a gentle temperature regime combined with a massage, a soap scrub, relaxing music and aromatherapy - an ideal procedure for relaxation and restoration of strength.

A traditional habit for Russians is to visit saunas and undergo bath treatments. The ideal way to combine a pleasant stay with a useful healing effect for the body has long been popular among our compatriots.

The health center "Chateau Spas" advises the guests to visit our saunas to enhance the therapeutic effect of undergoing medical programs as part of the complex treatment of certain diseases.

You can visit and enjoy your holiday in the Turkish bath (hammam), Finnish sauna, as well cleansing the body with a phytosauna in a cedar barrel and an infrared sauna.

• Hamam. A moderate temperature regime combined with massage, soap scrub, relaxing music and therapeutic effects of herbs and incenses is an ideal procedure for relaxation and strengths restoration. Due to its very high humidity and gentle temperature (up to 50 degrees), the hammam creates an excellent microclimate for obtaining a therapeutic effect to remove toxins while improving the functions of systems and organs. The soap peel will renew your skin and let your pores breath.
• Finnish sauna. The procedure cleanses the body of toxins, restores muscle functions, increases their elasticity and reduces hypertonicity. The beneficial effect on the nervous system, the removal of psycho-emotional stress and an increase in vitality are undoubtedly one of the most powerful effects of the Finnish sauna.
• Infrared sauna (infrared sauna). The infrared sauna has been introduced in the list of SPA services relatively recently is one of the latest cosmetic technologies. Soft heat penetrates the body and warms up all organs, improving heat transfer and promotes sweating to remove harmful toxins from the body.
• Cedar barrel. The exposure to steam and healthy herbs in a cedar barrel helps the skin to remove toxins and promotes a healing from herbal medicine.

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